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in reply to a message by Daniel Ceniceros
Daniel,
It may only be weird coincidence, but "ceniceros" means "ashtrays"
in Spanish.
- Edgardo
It may only be weird coincidence, but "ceniceros" means "ashtrays"
in Spanish.
- Edgardo
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I think it's more than coincidence...according to this website,
http://thms.tusd.k12.az.us/links/apellidos.html , Ceniceros is derived from the word "ceniza", meaning "ash", and is an occupational surname used to describe someone who burns wood.
Hermanita Melissita ;)
http://thms.tusd.k12.az.us/links/apellidos.html , Ceniceros is derived from the word "ceniza", meaning "ash", and is an occupational surname used to describe someone who burns wood.
Hermanita Melissita ;)
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Nice bit of research, Hmna. Mellissita! And the inclusion of English surname equivalents is fascinating (altho I've yet to see a 5'1" dude in tank top and cowboy boots hanging out at the local taqueria with a last name like "Coleman").
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